Donnelle Eller

U.S. farmers are paying significantly more for the seed, chemicals and other supplies needed to grow crops than their major global competitors in Brazil, a new report from the National

After a record-setting 193 days, Central Iowa Water Works turns off its nitrate removal plant. "It's been running virtually ... all year."

Corteva Agriscience says it expects to spin off its new seed company, Vylor, on Oct. 1, a move that will clear the way for the planned transfer of its headquarters to Johnston from Corteva's Indianapolis home.

Will weekend storms drive central Iowa's nitrate levels higher? Experts say probably not, but it depends on how long rainy days last.

Alliant Energy gets the final permit needed for a 720-megawatt plant that will activate when power demand surges, ensuring needed capacity.

Actor, author and humorist Nick Offerman will joinsa World Food Prize panel to discuss regenerative agriculture in Des Moines.

Actor, author and humorist Nick Offerman will be among the speakers at the World Food Prize this year in Des Moines.

Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig says Democrat Chris Jones is insulting Iowa farmers with comment about only working a few weeks of the year.

About 211,000 Iowans have left churches over the past decade. Demographics explain only part of the reason why.

At a time when many rural Iowa churches are withering, the growing Cornerstone church network, based in Ames, experiments with 'church planting.'